Burton and South Derbyshire College Leads the Way with Level 3 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Training in England

As the automotive industry continues to evolve and shift towards more sustainable practices, Burton and South Derbyshire College (BSDC) is leading the way by offering level 3 hydrogen fuel cell training, making them the first education provider in England to do so. This innovative move is part of BSDC’s commitment to futureproofing the skills requirements of the automotive industry and providing learners and employers with industry-recognised qualifications.

The college’s dedication to excellence is further highlighted by their recent acquisition of a Toyota Mirai, made possible through the Government’s Strategic Development Fund. This cutting-edge vehicle is now integrated into the college’s Motor Vehicle Academy, serving as a key training tool for delivering a suite of innovative hydrogen vehicle courses for technicians. With a fleet of hydrogen fuel cell, electric, and hybrid vehicles, BSDC is at the forefront of training in decarbonisation and the rise of hybrid, electric, and hydrogen vehicles.

City & Guilds, a prestigious accreditation body, has recognized BSDC’s commitment to industry-aligned education and praised the college for offering level 3 hydrogen fuel cell courses in England. The Toyota Mirai, which converts hydrogen into electricity in an advanced fuel cell, is a prime example of the clean and efficient technology that BSDC is training its students on.

John Beaty, Principal of Burton and South Derbyshire College, expressed his excitement about the college’s innovation and expertise in hydrogen fuel cell, advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), and electric vehicle training. By investing in advancing technology, BSDC is positioning itself as a leader in the motor industry, delivering industry-leading training courses that will help decarbonize the motor vehicle industry.

If you’re interested in learning more about the new hybrid/electric vehicle maintenance, ADAS, and hydrogen vehicle courses available at BSDC, you can contact them via email at [email protected] or visit their website at https://www.bsdc.ac.uk/motor-vehicle. Join the waiting list for the next cohort of training sessions and be a part of shaping the future of the automotive industry with Burton and South Derbyshire College.